OWASP Top 10 web threats such as SQL injection, XSS and CSRF
are detected in real time
and automatically blocked to protect your website.
Theft of customer information and administrator accounts through database query manipulation
User session hijacking and phishing through malicious script injection
Unauthorized requests executed with user privileges, account takeover
Server control takeover and data leakage through web shell uploads
Keep your web applications secure with a Web Application Firewall (WAF)
Automatically blocks attacks on major web vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, XSS, and CSRF
Detects malicious bots, crawlers, and scrapers and allows only legitimate traffic
When a vulnerability is found, defend immediately with WAF rules without changing code
Mitigates DDoS and brute-force attacks by limiting excessive requests
Provides attack status and blocking statistics in a visual dashboard
Create custom security rules to fit your business needs
Choose the optimal WAF deployment method for your business environment
Via web browser
Website access request
Apache, Nginx, IIS, etc.
WAF module installed on the web server
MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.
Only verified safe queries are executed
High-performance hardware-based web attack detection and blocking
Web server module method
Dedicated appliance method
Monthly fee (VAT excluded)
Installed on the web server
Shared dedicated appliance
High-volume traffic
Online shopping malls that must protect customer payment information
WAF Pro recommendedWeb services handling logins and personal information
WAF Pro recommendedFinancial services requiring a high level of security
WAF Enterprise recommendedServices that need API protection, such as RESTful APIs and GraphQL
WAF Pro recommendedA network firewall controls traffic based on IPs and ports, while a WAF analyzes the content of HTTP/HTTPS traffic to block web attacks. Using both solutions together builds stronger security.
Modern WAFs minimize processing latency with optimized rulesets and hardware. Latency is generally 50 ms or less, which is hard for users to notice.
Yes, it can integrate with major cloud environments such as AWS, Azure, and GCP, and can be deployed as a cloud-native WAF or as a proxy.
Our web security experts will recommend the right WAF for your site
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